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Palm Sunday today....Even this nonbeliever knows that...Spose er up Wigan way is orf waving palm fronds in poor unsuspecting peoples faces..

Its good that you are feeling so much better LK,been a while but you seem to be getting there...Wont say what vision I had of you stuck on the steps last time at the pool LK,wouldnt be kind of me at all,and by nature I am such a kind person..;)

Here you are Dea..One of the more detailed marriages I have seen on FS


groom's name: John Mossop
groom's birthplace: Arlecdon
bride's name: Mary Williamson
bride's birthplace: Winder Beck
marriage date: 07 Apr 1849
marriage place: Arlecdon, Cumberland, England
groom's father's name: Clement Mossop
bride's father's name: John Williamson
groom's marital status: Single
bride's marital status: Single

Take care though Fans!

I am sure I have the right one but there is another marriage for a John Mossop to a Mary Casson in 1847 and there are a few trees on Ancestry who have this one matching up ??

Of course, we all know just how reliable Ancestry trees are don't we?

John's father being Clement looks good as they named at least one child with the same name.

I found Mary Williamson's christening and that matched up too:

Name: Mary Williamson
Gender: Female
Baptism/Christening Date: 15 Feb 1829
Baptism/Christening Place: MORESBY,CUMBERLAND,ENGLAND

Father's Name: John Williamson
Mother's Name: Jane

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C06016-1
System Origin: England-ODM
Source Film Number: 90648
Reference Number:
Collection: England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975

Dea x

This should please you Dea...Watson is one of his sons middle names and he had a brother called Watson on 1871....So very well done you...Thank you...

name: Albert Watson Mossop
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 28 Nov 1897
baptism/christening place: St. Ambrose, Everton, Lancashire, England
birth date: 29 Oct 1897
father's name: Samuel Mossop
mother's name: Elizabeth Ann

Looking good then Fans !

Must go and cook lunch >>>>>>>>>>>>>

See you later,

Dea x

AND,,,,IT HAS TO BE THE WILLIAMSON / MOSSOP marriage for sure Dea..Best ask Cynf for some halo polish...;)
Another of Samuels children..



name: George Williamson Mossop
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 05 Aug 1888
baptism/christening place: St. Matthias', Liverpool,
birth date: 05 Jul 1888
father's name: Samuel Mossop
mother's name: Elizabeth Ann Mossop

Whhoooppppidoooooooooo !!!!!!!!!

Ancestry trees - 'eat your heart out' !!

Really MUST go now !

Back later.

Dea x

Snow is gently falling ... $&^%(#$ snow .... will it never end

R

This tree seems to have it about right with all the names Tallying to what you have found....!

Name: John Mossop
Birth: Abt 1822 - Cumberland, England
Death: 05 April 1901 (5 Apr 1901) - Cumberland, England
Marriage: 1849 - Cumberland, England
Parents: Clement Mossop, Mary Watson
Spouse: Mary Williamson

Only they dont have this..;)

name: John Mossop
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 04 Mar 1821
baptism/christening place: ARLECDON,CUMBERLAND,ENGLAND
father's name: Clement Mossop
mother's name: Mary

Have a nice lunch..

Morning all

Well done Dea

and Fans watch what you say about Palms


I am a Palmer -----supposedly waved them in Jerusalem

Brrrrrrrrrrrrr,snow in Canuckstan....You may keep it with my fervent wishes for it to be so R...

Bewtiful sun here in Wales boyo....Off to enjoy it now that is all sorted....

Thought the name "Palmer" came from the folk that were good at Palming stuff into their pockets and bags with out paying for it..;)

get out that garden NOW !!!

So what are you meant to do on Palm Sunday ? apart from make a cross out of a bit of leaf...I used to enjoy making those as a kid.

Glad the snowy days have gorn here HID cleaned the cars today, mine will have cobwebs on it before it next gets used.

Just orf to add a couple of hundred to my tree...well maybe one or two people if they look interesting enough to include.

We have pork today too...I do hope it was fed well like those pigs in Wales

Been to take a birthday present to my son this morning and just remembering that this time, 37 years ago, I was 'high as a kite' on gas + air which they let me loose with !!

The whole thing was SO badly mis-managed !

It turned out O.K. in the end but I am just SO glad that things have improved nowadays in the 'midwifery' department !!

Looking back, I would have told them all what to do but at the time, I just did as I was told because I thought they knew better !

Dea Xxx

I didnt have any of that bother Dea...I had all mine at home so I was in charge...The midwife didnt even get there for the 2nd or 3rd...

Unfortunately Fans, I didn't manage to have a 2nd or a 3rd but, Hey ... the one I have is absolutely wonderful !!!
(Well, he is now, but he did have his moments!!)

Dea Xxx

Just planted up the huge hanging basket for the front garden and a tub on the back garden. Cost over £50 for the little blighters....Im in the wrong business

Mum and dad bought me two strawberry hanging baskets I did a lot of plug plant thingys last year, if I can manage it I will buy them grown this year. I just have problems watering the things and HID is'nt into gardening.

I wanted to have no 2 at home might aswell have done all I had was gas and air as he did'nt want to take me to the hospital at 1 a.m because it would be unfair to wake up his now partner to look after no1 daughter, so I did'nt have time for anything else.

ja...x

£10 per gorgeous planted up hanging basket or tub here at my local 'special place' Ginns.

They last all summer and even grow the following year if you are careful!

Dea Xxx

Sounds like a bargain Dea.....I think with Sheffield being a large city, they hike the prices

Still hope they look nice when they start to grow...

I did buy some wild flower seeds too but have never had any luck with seeds. They are to be sown outside into the soil...any tips?